Jul 05 Watch Campaigns Duel Over Calling Health Care Mandate a 'Tax' In the days since the Supreme Court upheld President Obama's health care law, a debate has grown louder, particularly in the presidential campaigns, over whether the mandate in the health care overhaul is a tax. National Journal correspondent Major Garrett… Continue watching
Mar 28 Watch Congressmen on Political, Practical Stakes of Court's Health Reform Ruling Congressmen on Political, Practical Stakes of Court's Health Reform Ruling… Continue watching
Mar 28 Watch Supreme Court Wraps Up Health Reform Law Hearings: What's Next? Supreme Court Wraps Up Health Reform Law Hearings: What's Next?… Continue watching
Mar 27 Watch Is Health Law's Individual Mandate Constitutional? Legal Scholars Debate Is Health Law's Individual Mandate Constitutional? Legal Scholars Debate… Continue watching
Mar 27 Watch Supreme Court Considers Health Reform Day 2 Recap: Individual Mandate on Trial Supreme Court Considers Health Reform Day 2 Recap: Individual Mandate on Trial… Continue watching
Feb 06 Watch Obama Administration, Catholic Leaders Clash Over Contraception Mandate Obama Administration, Catholic Leaders Clash Over Contraception Mandate… Continue watching
Dec 02 Watch Creating Jobs in the Volunteer State: Why Are Employers Reluctant to Hire? Creating Jobs in the Volunteer State: What Are Businesses Doing?… Continue watching
May 26 Watch Are Nurse Practitioners the Solution to Shortage of Primary-Care Doctors? As more Americans become covered by health insurance, the need for primary care is on the rise, but there is a shortage of primary-care physicians. Health correspondent Betty Ann Bowser reports from Philadelphia on the growing role of nurse practitioners… Continue watching
Mar 03 Watch In California, Rising Health-Insurance Premiums Spark Outcry Correspondent Spencer Michels reports on increases in health-insurance premiums in California and the resulting outcry for government investigation. Continue watching
Feb 17 Watch Medicaid Recipients Nervous as States Start Chopping to Fill Budget Holes Governors across the U.S. are desperately looking for ways to fill huge budget gaps. Most are required by law to balance their budgets, which means big cuts in state spending on all programs, including Medicaid. That has many recipients worried. Continue watching